Let God Arise as Enemies Scatter in Moral Crusade
A speaker argues for a religious battle cry using Psalm 68 to condemn blasphemy, drunkenness, sexual immorality, and social corruption. He cites historical reformers and urges divine intervention, predicting a 2000-year cycle turn of events, and calls for God to arise to scatter enemies and restore purity. He laments modern vice and praises reform movements, urging universal adoption of the sword of the Lord and of Gideon.
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Hell
Heaven
Christ
Sodom
Gomorrah
Bethsaidas
United States
Canada
America
White Cross
Mystery Bell Sound Travels Through Water at Depths
Report describes a bell sound detected at 45 000 feet underwater and audible only within 46 feet of the source. Researchers note unusual acoustic transmission through dense water, with implications for submarine noise detection and marine acoustics theories.
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Camto
Yellow Fever Outbreak Fluctuates Across Mississippi
Reports from Jackson and Oxford describe suspected yellow fever cases and declared malarial fever in Lafayette County. Dr. Gant assessed patients in Iford and Wood’s family. refugees ride northbound trains. Wires indicate no fever in Water Valley Pontotoc and New Orleans unchanged. Lafayette County appears near the end of the outbreak with several new cases in Taylors and Orwood.
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Iford
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L. N. Wood
Oxford
Board of Health
Price
Raymond
Jackson
Mantley
Murray
Pontotoc
Inspector Gant
Water Valley
Lafayette County
Taylors
Orwood Sunday
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Rev Dr John Hall Dead in Ireland on Visit
Betfasht Ireland Sept 19 Rev Dr John Hall of New York died Saturday morning at his sister's residence in Bangor County Down during his annual European visit. He had health problems for a year and planned to return to New York. He led First Presbyterian Armagh in 1852 and Dublin's Marys Abbey church before 1867. He became Fifth Avenue Presbyterian pastor in New York, funded a new church at Fifth Ave and 55th Street, served as chancellor of New York University with a $20000 salary. He was a distinguished figure with a commanding presence and florid complexion. Embarkation of Spanish troops reported at San Juan de Porto Rico.
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Russia
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Thompson
Sullivan County
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Bethee
Nes
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Chicago
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Savannah
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John Hall
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Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
University of the City of New York
San Juan de Porto Rico
Sixth Infantry Leaves Montauk for Cincinnati
The Sixth Infantry departed Montauk Saturday morning for Jersey City and will proceed to Cincinnati by rail. The unit is expected to reach Cincinnati on Tuesday.
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New York
Montauk
Chester
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Gen Schofield Declines To Serve On Investigation Panel
Wasuixeton September 19 General Schofield after a lengthy meeting with the president announced he would not serve as a member of the committee to investigate the matter. He cited personal reasons and stated he would assist in other ways if needed. The decision comes amid ongoing inquiries and political maneuvering surrounding the inquiry.
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Wasuixeton
Jmour’sa
Wwday Gen. Schofield
Ould
Formosa Rebellion Flares Across Southern Island
Mail from Japan reports renewed revolt in Formosa with battles near Taichu and Taihoku. Japanese forces beat tribes, many killed or wounded, as authorities cite 42,000 involved in 1,700 attacks over the year with 257,000 yen booty and 946 robbers killed or captured.
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Wash
Japan
Formosa
Taichu
Taihoku
Secretary Alger Begins Inspection Tour of Camps
Secretary Alger leaves on a six day inspection trip after vacation. Gen Alger travels with Maj. Hopkins toward Cincinnati aboard the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton line. Gov. Pingree Brig. Gen. Duffield Col Gardner join and plan to inspect camps at Fort Thomas Lexington Knoxville Chickamauga Anniston Huntsville Jacksonville Charleston.
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Alger
Maj
Hopkins
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Pingree
Duffield
Col Gardner
Michigan
Col. Gardner
Lexington
Two Emperors Share Final Farewell in Vienna
Emperor William and the German empress attended the Austrian empress funeral. William deposited a wreath on the casket at the church. He then dined at the German embassy and left for Berlin Saturday night. In Starrport, two prisoners, Ernst Branford and John Marsh, died in a lockup fire, Branford from suffocation and Marsh from severe burns.
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Emperor William
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Senor Silvela urges conservatives to seize power after peace
Madrid dispatch reports Senor Silvela, leader of the conservatives, calls on his followers to work to place his party in power once peace ends. He blames Sagasta's government for Spanish losses including lives, the navy, and territory. Also notes drownings in Connecticut River and other brief items.
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Madrid
Senor Silvela
Sagasta
Silvela
Archbishop Dozal warns on Philippine future and orders
In Masixa on Sept. 19 Archbishop Dozal urged against remaining Spanish rule in the Philippines. He foresaw bloodshed from re conquest and feared endless strife if independence arose. He called for Western intervention, blamed powerful religious orders, and noted shrinking Spanish priest numbers and discontent among Spanish soldiers and officials.
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Dozal
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Spain
National Assembly
Death of Winnie Davis Daughter of the Confederacy
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of Mrs. Jefferson Davis dies at noon Sunday at Rockingham hotel Narragansett Pier Rhode Island after weeks of illness Born in 1863 in the Confederate executive mansion Richmond Virginia She received home schooling due to her father's notoriety and family publicity
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R. I
Winnie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Rockingham Hotel
Richmond
Davis
Ve suvius Eruption Prompts Widespread Alarm At Naples
Naples reports growing fear as Mount Vesuvius erupts more violently. Lava channels extend across the Vedrino valley while seven new craters appear around the central vent. The observatory has sunk from 610 to 27 meters above sea level, heightening concerns over ongoing activity.
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Napes
Vesuvius
Vedrino
Soldier Crossley Arrested After Santiago Souvenir Feud
Columbus Ohio September 19 J W Crossley of the 17th regiment was seized by several women seeking buttons from his blouse as souvenirs of the Santiago fight. A company lieutenant directed a police officer to remove him from the assault and he was later released.
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Columbus, O
J. W. Crossley
Crossley
Santiago
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